Just as there are physical activities, there are also spiritual activities. Spiritual activities are those performed through the spirit. While there may be physical involvement, these activities are fundamentally spiritual. In our opening discussion, Paul says that he serves God with his spirit. Before we delve into spiritual activities, let me clarify that when I refer to the spirit, I am talking about the re-created spirit. When a person receives Christ and is born again, their spirit is made new. They are now born of the Holy Spirit, and their human spirit becomes one with the Holy Spirit. This is the spirit of a child of God. When Adam sinned, he first died spiritually, and eventually, he died physically as well. When a person is born again, they are no longer spiritually dead as Adam was; instead, their spirit is made alive.

Their spirit now contains the life of God and has spiritual abilities. In Christ, you are a child of God, and your spirit is made alive. Your spirit carries tremendous power.

When you pray, it’s not just about pouring out your requests before your Heavenly Father—there’s much more happening. Especially, when you pray in tongues, your spirit is unleashing its power, creating things in the realm of the Spirit, reshaping your future, and bringing dynamic change to your circumstances.

In the same way, when you pray for others or focus on a specific situation where you desire change, it is your spirit that generates the power and is responsible for bringing about that change. Often, you are giving instructions, according to God’s wisdom, to the ministering spirits who are involved in establishing the will of God in your country, nation, situation, or circumstances.

The best part is that the more you use your spirit and engage in spiritual activities, the more you become enlightened to your spiritual capabilities. Unless you explore, you may never realize how powerful you are in Christ Jesus.

Prayer:
Dear Father, I thank You that in Christ Jesus, my spirit is alive. I am Your child, and You have given me dynamic abilities in my spirit. I recognize my spiritual capabilities, and I walk in the perfect will You have for me. I fulfill all my spiritual responsibilities and accomplish Your perfect will on earth. In Jesus’ name, Amen

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When we serve God, we serve Him with all our heart, mind, body, strength, and abilities; however, all of this must be done through the Spirit. We must have a spiritual approach, and all our physical efforts must be spiritually aligned.

Are you traveling somewhere to preach the gospel? Or are you forwarding messages on social media? Or are you visiting someone to preach the gospel? Your groundwork must be prayer. Prayer is not just presenting your demands to God; He is already convinced about His good plans for you. So, what do you do in prayer? It is your fellowship with the Holy Spirit.

Prayer is the time when you express your intense desires to Him and seek His guidance and direction. It is the place where you receive strategies from the Holy Spirit. His grace and power are directed toward situations and circumstances. A spiritual atmosphere is produced, and angels are dispatched to help you. This is a spiritual work, not just physical labor.

All your physical efforts are an addition to complete your faith. The Bible shows that faith without works is dead, and work, in itself, is also dead if there is no faith. They must work together—faith and works.

Faith is a spiritual element.
Remember, our life on earth is all about this. This is the reason why you exist on earth, and it is the very thing you will take with you when you leave the earth.

Prayer
Dear Heavenly Father, I thank You for training me in righteousness. As I give myself to You, I spend quality time with Your Holy Spirit. I thank You for guiding me and making me more skillful spiritually. I thank You that the right hunger is being developed in me as I yield to Your will. I thank You for using me and choosing me. In Jesus’ Name, Amen.

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